Gagan Thapa: Power is a Means, Not an End
Summary
Gagan Kumar Thapa says power and authority are only means to serve citizens, not the ultimate goal of politics. He also said the Nepali Congress will soon begin the formal process for its 15th General Convention after an upcoming central committee meeting.
Key Points
- Gagan Kumar Thapa said power and authority should be treated as tools for public service, not as the end goal of politics.
- He emphasized that the soul of Nepali Congress lies in sacrifice, social service, and principles rather than positions.
- Thapa recalled BP Koirala and Krishna Prasad Bhattarai while urging party unity and praising selfless Congress workers.
- He said the party’s upcoming central committee meeting will make key decisions and formally launch preparations for the 15th General Convention.
